HAGLEY Eric

Might I suggest a working lunch on the 28th? I know a lot of people will be interested in this. If Gordon Bateson would be kind enough to join us it would make for a very productive lunch I'm sure. Shall we say (not knowing the outlay of the cafeteria) let's convene at the tables in the corner furthest from the main (if there is more than one) entrance of the cafeteria at as close to 12 as possible? Looking forward to it!

発表するとき、基本的に自分のコンピュータを利用しなければならない。HDMIケーブルでプロジェクターに接続できる体制となりますのでご了承下さい。

Presenters, please bring your own computer and any adaptors that will be required to connect to the projector via an HDMI cable. Your understanding is appreciated.

ムート/ワークショップに参加する方々は自分のPC又は端末を持ってきて下さい。
大学のコンピュータが利用できません。Wifiがありますけど貸出のコンピュータが用意しておりません。
Wifiがあります。Wifiに接続するための説明は下記のリンクを参考して下さい（日本語）
https://moodlejapan.org/mod/page/view.php?id=1520&lang=ja

For those attending the Moot and the workshops, please be advised that there will NOT be computers available to use.
You should bring your own device for use in the workshops and elsewhere. Wifi will be provided.
For those attending the English beginners' workshop, please also bring some ear/headphones.
For information on how to access the wifi, please check the link below (English)
https://moodlejapan.org/mod/page/view.php?id=1520

For those still having trouble with payment, please look at the link below

https://moodlejapan.org/mod/page/view.php?id=1448

If you are still having trouble after that, please don't message Gordon (he is busy enough!), but let us know here and someone will help you.

I'm sure there are many that will be staying in Hamamatsu (myself included) - however I wouldn't waste the JR pass on commuting to the conference. If you have some time before or after, use the pass to travel to other parts of Japan. You will not "get your money's worth" out of the pass if you only use it to commute! For those that haven't booked hotels, you might like to be aware that the APA hotel group is quite famous in Japan for being owned by xenophobic people who have written materials, which they put in the hotels, that are trying to rewrite history.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/business/japan-china-motoya-hotel-apa.html